Here we are in the first week of November. And once again, we've just gone through that annual ritual that somehow manages to annoy just about everybody: changing the clocks. Every year, people debate whether…
SELFIES AND SONS – A story of coming…
The selfie phenomenon is something I still struggle to understand. Taking pictures of yourself with your smartphone wherever you go and sharing them with the world through social media feels bizarre – even more so…
FROM ‘WHY’ TO ‘WHAT NOW’ – Finding God’s…
Have you ever walked into a movie halfway through? That's what today's Gospel might feel like. We hear about "Galileans whose blood Pilate mixed with their sacrifices" and "eighteen people killed by a falling tower…
THE FATHER’S HEART – Lessons from St. Joseph
Fifteen years ago, a single photograph in a magazine captured something extraordinary: a father lifting his 16-month-old son toward heaven, both faces alive with joy. The image accompanied "A Letter to My Son," written by…
FULLY AWAKE YET NOT AFRAID
What makes you “fully awake” and “frightened?” In our hyper-connected world, the list seems endless. Turn on the news, check social media, or simply talk with friends and family – we're bombarded with reasons for…
THE DEVILS LOGIC – A Lenten Warning
The devil is a master of logic. Not real logic, mind you, but the kind that sounds absolutely reasonable in the moment – the kind that makes you nod your head and think, "Well, when…
FROM DUST TO GLORY
“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.” These ancient words we hear as the ashes are traced as a cross on our foreheads at the start of this sacred season…
BEYOND HYPOCRISY
"Why do you notice the splinter in your brother's eye, but do not perceive the wooden beam in your own?" These words from Jesus cut straight to the heart, don't they? We live in…
WHEN LOVE SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE
As Catholics, we stake our lives on a mystery that stunned Jesus’ first followers: the bread and wine at Mass become His real Body and Blood. Not a symbol, not a memory, but Christ Himself—present…









